Staying Indoors: Cozy Perks and Surprising Pitfalls
With colder months ahead, cozying up indoors feels natural. But did you know too much time inside can affect your sleep, mood, and even your immune system? Here’s what science says about the good, the bad, and how to keep a healthy balance.
You're Not Lazy, You're Overstimulated
We often blame ourselves for being “lazy.” But science shows that overwhelm and overstimulation are usually to blame. Learn why your brain shuts down under mental fatigue — and how gentle resets can help you restore energy, focus, and self-compassion.
Cozy Hobby Highlights: Reading
Reading isn’t just a pastime—it’s a cozy ritual that supports relaxation, empathy, sleep, and mental sharpness. Backed by research, reading proves to be one of the simplest yet most powerful ways to slow down and nurture well-being.
Soft Mornings: Creating a Nervous System Friendly Start to Your Day
By waking with light, moving gently, breathing deeply, nourishing well, and engaging your senses with intention, you give your nervous system a chance to start the day balanced and strong. A softer morning leads to calmer energy, clearer focus, and more resilience all day long.
Why We Crave Autumn
Ever feel like autumn is the only season where your nervous system can finally slow down? There’s reason cozy moments feel so healing - they signal safety to your brain. It’s your body having permission to rest.
Cozy Hobby Highlight: Linocut Printing
A deep dive into the process of a cozy hobby I picked up again - linocut printing!
Rethinking Relaxation: Resting the Mind, Not Just the Body
We often mistake laying on the couch with a phone in hand for rest. But our brains don’t see it that way. 🧠✨
Cozy Summer For Autumn Souls
Craving for autumn in the middle of August? Maybe you can find some encouragement in this blog post.